How do I get Progress to inherit the values in the stty rows and columns, so I would get 48 rows and 132 columns for example.
When I fire up _progres in Unix, the Editor fills only half of the screen (24 x 80).
:co#132:\
:li#48:\
If you remove the li# and co# capabilities from the PROTERMCAP entry Progress will look to the stty settings at startup. It will not change them after startup though.
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BOOLEAN
Uses the device /dev /tty for the current port to determine the number of columns and rows for the terminal. Meaningful primarily for emulated terminals in a windowing system (that is, xterm). If successful, overrides co and li; otherwise, defaults to co and li. OpenEdge will not automatically resize if the size of the terminal changes after initialization.
bulklodd said:what does 4gl code 'message term.' display?
bulklodd said:and what about 'echo $TERM'?
# This Terminal Is Supported By Progress
vt100-132|VT100-132|vt100w|vt100w_series|DEC VT-100w:\
:ti=\E[?3h:\
:te=\E[?3l:\
:co#132:\
#:li#40:\
:tc=vt100:
Mike Smith said:Ok, this seems to work if I start progress from scratch. What about switching modes during a session.